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spdemon Author

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No Provisioned iOS devices are available

Right after installing Xcode4(4a304a), tried to test run a project on iOS device, and the "No Provisioned iOS devices" dialogue box appeared..

Organizer shows the iPhone is connected with a green light.

I've tried restarting the iPhone & Xcode, and reinstalling provisioning profile, still the same dialogue box appears.

iPhone is running 4.2.1, worked fine with Xcode before the upgrade. Thinking might be something wrong with Xcode4 installation? Anything else I can try before doing a reinstall?

Any suggestions are much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Posted on Mar 12, 2011 10:59 AM

17 replies

netsoup

Level 1

14 points

Jan 28, 2012 10:41 AM in response to Medieval1

Thank you so much!!

I also wish the error message made more sense on its own, but just glad this worked. No provisioned device attached was a little misleading at first, but at least the error led me here!

TWoodfin

Level 1

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Dec 4, 2013 9:51 PM in response to spdemon

This post is old, so I thought I would update it with current reasons for this bug.

Check your developer settings on device to make sure on and enabled

Check "info" tab to make sure your device is 6.1 if 6.1. If you run 7.0 on iOS 6.1, it won't work.

http://www.tbldevelopmentfirm.com

No Provisioned iOS devices are available